Software Royalties definition
Examples of Software Royalties in a sentence
IML will record all data relevant to the determination of Software Royalties from Licensee’s databases by means of utilities included in the Software.
GVA and Licensee entered into an Amendment agreement on January 1, 2005 (▇▇▇▇-010404-First Amendment), to amend Schedule B, for Software Royalties fees associated with Grand Virtual’s multi-player game software and to delete in its entirety and replace Section 6.3 of the End User License Agreement.
Spider shall pay to Intek a royalty in the amount of four percent (4%) of Spider's Net Revenues generated from Spider's distribution and licensing of the Software and Developed Software ("Royalties") up to an aggregate amount of one million four hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($1,450,000), together with eight percent (8%) interest thereon per year (or portion thereof) during which any portion of such aggregate amount remains outstanding ("Aggregate Royalties").
HVT shall pay Service Royalties, Software Royalties, Key Royalties, and Other Royalties, unless iPIX has materially breached this Agreement after 60 days written notice by HVT specifying such breach, in which case such royalties may be offset to the extent HVT was damaged by such breach.
IML and Licensee entered into an Amendment agreement on March 1, 2006 (▇▇▇▇-010404-Second Amendment), to amend Schedule B, for Software Royalties fees associated with Grand Virtual’s multi-player game software.
GVA and Licensee entered into an Amendment agreement on March 1, 2006 (E▇▇▇-010404-Second Amendment), to amend Schedule B, for Software Royalties fees associated with Grand Virtual’s multi-player game software.
In the event HVT distributes products or services utilizing Licensed Technology which products or services are not contemplated under Service Royalties, Software Royalties or Key Royalties ("Other Products and Services"), then the Parties will negotiate in good faith appropriate royalties for such Other Products and Services using the royalties in this Article 7 as guidelines ("Other Royalties").
GVA and Licensee entered into an Amendment agreement on January 1, 2005 (E▇▇▇-010404-First Amendment), to amend Schedule B, for Software Royalties fees associated with Grand Virtual’s multi-player game software and to delete in its entirety and replace Section 6.3 of the End User License Agreement.
IML and Licensee entered into an Amendment agreement on March 1, 2008 (▇▇▇▇-010404-Fourth Amendment), to amend Schedule B, for Software Royalties fees associated with Grand Virtual’s multi-player game software.
GVA and Licensee entered into an Amendment agreement on March 1, 2006 (▇▇▇▇-010404-Second Amendment), to amend Schedule B, for Software Royalties fees associated with Grand Virtual’s multi-player game software.